The Treasurer has remitted to William Polk, Supervisor at Charlotte North Carolina, a sum to be transmitted to John James Lewis, being his compensation as a Sub Engineer under the directions of Nicholas Martinon.
The Treasurer has remitted to William Polk a sum to be transmitted to Nicholas Martinon, being his compensation and personal expenses as a Temporary Engineer.
Dayton notes in his letter to Hodgdon that in the hogshead of artillery clothing he received there were forty pairs of shoes that were not mentioned in the invoice.
Coxe announces that they are meeting in the evening at Dunwoody's with Spread Eagle to discuss musket shirts. He hopes that Hodgdon can attend for at least an hour.
The Treasurer has remitted to Polk a sum to be transmitted to Nicholas F. Martinon, being his compensation and personal expenses as a Temporary Engineer. A second sum will be transmitted to John James Lewis, being his compensation as a Sub Engineer under the directions of Martinon.
Major Craig forwards to Samuel Hodgdon a general return of stores, an abstract of expenditures in the Quartermasters Department, and a statement regarding the whiskey ration.
Notification of acceptance to peace talks between several tribes and the United States. Notes on 22nd February the Wayandots, by Chief Middle Sky, signed the Preliminary Articles for peace.
Upon examining the pay and muster rolls of Captain Crawford's detachment, Howell can find none for the month of October 1794. The missing rolls should be sent on by the next post.
Bissell informs Hodgdon that Peter Davis, of the late artificers, requested clothing for which he possesses Hodgdon's signature. Bissell wishes Hodgdon's approval or denial of this request.
Enclosed general return, statement of whisky received, abstract of expenditures of Quartermaster's Dept., and other abstracts. Vouchers for expenses of Ohio mail submitted, requested they be examined.
Enclosed plan contained in this letter "promises the fairest to ensure a regular and efficient carrage of the mail between Wheeling and Preston. . ." detail for mail delivery.
Humphreys examined the draft for the frigate at Baltimore and found it to be adequate at present, for the only purpose of the draft was to illustrate the placement of the beams and thus the pumps.
Howell reminds Betson that he is accountable for the money he received to pay a detachment of militia under Capt. Samuel Stuart and that an illiterate man who makes his mark must be attended by a respectable witness.
The Treasurer has remitted to Nicholas Fish a sum to be transmitted to Lieutenant John McClallen, being his pay from the date of his acceptance through December 1794 and the pay of his recruits from their dates of enlistment through December 1794.
